New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 24, 1926, Page 18

'WEDNESDAY. Eastern Standard Time. NOTE—Asterlsks ( *) Indicate Pick of the Programs. WTIC—HARTFORD—4176 Silent night. WCAC—STORES—275 7:45—Musleal program. §—Talk. 5—Market ne WICC—BRIDGEPORT—285 :45—Concert ensemble. —Ernest Macauley, pianist. —Riverside orchestra. s—Melody Boys 0—Wednesday 1b errg!;lm —George Lamacchia, violinist 0:45—Three Boye and Ray. WRZ—SPRINGFIELD—333 —Newspaper sidelights. :15—Hotel Lenox ensemble. 6:30—Musical Mirth Makers, 7—Market Teports. 7:03—Farm flashes. afternoon musical baritone; pianist, and accom- :r reports, missing per- McCarty and his Pal- C—BOSTON—130 Krazy Kat Kiddics Klub Hotel Westminster orchestra. —Leo Linder, Violinist. | 9—George Liebling, pianist. 9:30—Florence Philllps, soprano. | #9:45—Y. M. C. A. Glee club. 10:15—Harold West, pianist. 11—Black Bottom conte WMCA—NEW YORK—341 6:30—Ernie Golden’s orchestra. | 7—Conway’s Broadway Chat 10—Ernie Golden's orchestra. :30—Radio Franks. usic. Whozlt contest Nest orchestra. 11—Music |12 m1 WQAO- ainers. W YORK—361 9:35—Rev. Jos. F. Folsom. 10—Bill McWalters, songs. 11—Four Towers orchestra. 12—Frank Dailey's orchestra. WAAT—JERSEY CITY—233 6—Ed Lents' orchestra. —Gus Meyers' Melodians. s—Louise D. Scanlon, soprano. $:30—Women's Glee club. 9—Bergen Male quartet. Roy Messineo, violin. argaret Little, soprano. WODA—PATERSON—391 fusic Lovers' Period 0—News; sport talk. —Lyric orchestra. WOO—PHILADELPHIA—508 :30—Dinner dance music. | :10—“Human Body,” Dr. Prohaska. 10 8:30—Sesquicentennial. i 9:25—Theater orchestra. 10—Theater program. 11—Sam Brown's orchestra. WIP—PHILADELPHIA—508 —Dinner m c | & [6:1 6:4 6:3 8—Church serv WHN 5—News flashes. :10—Burkes, Levine, songs. News, sporting events. 30—Organ recital. Bert Andrews, sonsgs. { 9:15—Judith Roth, soprano 9:30—Concert program. 10—Vaudeville. [ 10:30—Danco orchestra. | 11—Henry Bergman’s orchestra. { 11:30—Dance orchestra. |12 mid.—Dance orchestra. WLWIL—NEW YORK—384 9-—Gertrude Berke, 'cellist. | 9:15—Rev. John J. Dunn. Prof. Stair. ntertainers, emble. W YORK—273 6 Alec Marr 6 7—Roll call; e orchestra. ‘ales, Holly Berry. AU—PHILADELPHIA—278 7:30—Male Quartet. §—Joe McGrath's onchestra 8:30—Miller Piano Period. erva Cradwin, soprano. 9:30—Senator Hassenpfeffer. 1li, songs. 11 —SCHENECTADY—380 tock reports; T —"“Book of Knowledge —Agricultural program 0—Theater stra. | 8:30—Kathryn Connolly, | $:45—W. C. Rietz, songs 8:55—Carrie Cohen, pianist. 9:05—The Roth Trio. 9:35—Eldorado Five. | WNYOC—NEW YORK—526 | 6:10—Herman Neuman, pianist. —Market high spots. | 6:30—Elementary Spanish lessons. soprano. 0—Police alarms. —Talk, Winter Russell —Piano Twins. 5—"“Qutdoor Life,” Henry Wack. 0—Appreciation of music 0—Commonwealth Quartet. 0—Henry Hawn, “English.” course. | Mu: Musical program. WHAM—ROCHESTER—278 ultural program. » program. 10: 10:30—Frivolity WJIZ. $—Travel talk; musie. | 8:30—Trio. | s=-same as WEAF. 11—News. —TFootball scores; news. | s—Same as WEAF. 11—Weather. :30—Thanksgiving Day Paul. 6—The Smilers. bourg and his Sinfonians. | 7—"Ginger Gems,’ ing on This Week.” | s Musical program. 9—Concert program. I 9—Banjo en 10—Instrumental and vocal solos. 11—Vincent Lopez's orchestra. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1926, ompanist. orchestra, with WTAG—WORCESTER—543 WEEI—BOSTON—349 0—Royal orchestra. 0—News; Big Brother club. Ipert, entertainer. WNAC—BOSTON—430 service rom the Cathedral Church of St. 0—Dinner dance, “Dok” isen- and “What's Go- —Talk. 5—Piano solos, Mildred Bastion. —PROVIDENCE—441 m—Brown-Colgate football WLS a game, announced by Harry San dager. WCSH—PORTLAND—500 | | 10—same as WEAF. WEAF—NEW YORK—i482 —Cornell-Pennsylvania football soprano. I3 Iv)mn sing. terature.” 8—Orchestra selections. 0—Male quartet. mble. WIZ- W YORK—154 30—Thanksgiving church service. Pennsylvania orche: —Weather repor 2—Intercollegiate foo Joseph Fr :30—Jointly WMAK—BUFFALO—! 6:45—WGY Agricultural program. astman theater. udio program. §:3 10: WCA —l"lT'l'.\BillGl[—Ml stor concert or farket quotations. 0—Farm market reports T—Pennsylvania orchestra. lent Drama.” 0—Musical program. 9—Hour of Music. 10—Quartet. 30-—Jack Denn WGBS—NEW \()Kl\—"llfl —Football game, Red Grange's 8—Broadway Melodlans. 8:05—Eddie Woods, tenor. 8:10—Bobby Jones, uke. 8:25—Moore and Fisher, songs. 8:30—Plays. 8:40—Bluebird Serenaders. 8:45—Betty Reiffin, pianist. 9:10—Orchestra. 9:30—Connie Silvers, songs. 9:45—Orchestra. 10—Trio. 10:30—Harry Cohen, 10:45—Trio. WBBR—STATEN ISLAND—417 7:30—Pandura Quartet. 8—Thanksgiving discourse. 8:30—Billle Frederick, tenor. 8:45—Pandura Quartet. 9—Health and hygiene items. 'WAHG—RICHMOND HILL—318 11:50 a. m.—Weather forecast. 12 noon—Matinee Trio. WGCP—NEWARK—252 6:15—Harmony Girls. §:30—Miller's orchestra. 9—McBride and Roberts, songs. 9:15—Miller's orchestra. saxophone. | 9:30—Quartet. \T\VARK—J.’)O . Central football WNJ | *10—South Side game. :30—East Side vs. Nutley, game. —Original Jersey Ramblers. 0—Washington ensemble. Thanksgiving storie —Artists' recital. —Lester Coburger, pianist. 'l——\\xlh;\m Eichelsdoerfer, violinist. Max Hamer, tenor. ccital by artists. 9:45—Jean Drucker, soprano. 10—Woodfern orchestra. IWARK—103 45 2. m.—Gym classes. Bottorft, contralto; Ida Twerdowsky, pianist. :15—Eddie Glllis, baritone; Twerdowsky, planist 6:15—Jacques Jacobs' ensemble. 5:45—Bill Wathey, “Sports.” Jacques Jacobs’ ensemble. s Queensland orch. —“Thanksgiving.” football Ida :15—Sheppard and Reese, spirituals | B Orchestra and soloi giving play, ‘“Miles Standish.” —Mausicale. ce ort‘hrw'r'\ 3 'ARK—203 m.—Happy hour. st Orange football game. vs. Barringer easide ensemble and soloists. PG—ATLANTIC CITY—300 7:15—Organ recital. 7:30—Dinner music. 8—World Wonder Excursions. 8:15—Philadelphia quartet. 10—*“Movie” broadcast. 10:20—Organ recital. *11—Phi Detla Sigma ball. ° WOKO—PEEKSKILI—233 8:30—Studio program. WGY—SCHENECTADY—380 2—Major football game. 6:30 — Dinner music, Ten Eyck hotel. 7:30—WGY Book Chat. 7:45—Program from Syracuse Uni- versity. 9—From WJZ. 10—Song Cycle, “In a Persian Gar- den,” Liza Lehmann, under the di- rection of Earl Rice. 11:30—Organ recital by Stephen E. Bolsclair. WGR—BUFFALO—319 1:45—Jointly with WEAF, 6:30—Dinner music. 8-11—Program from WEAF. WMAK—BUFFALO—363 3:15—Philharmonic orchestra. 6:15—Dinner music. 7:45—Syracuse university. 9—Musical program. 11:30—Organ recital. ‘WBAL—BALTIMORE—246 3:30—Thanksgiving recital. 3:45—"American Thanksgiving.” 4—Salon orchestra. | 6—Sandman Cihcle. | 8:30—Dinner orchestra. 7:30—Organ recital. *$§—Cantata, “The 8 Pilgrims 1620.” | 8:30—Rose Cushner, soprano. | 9—Ensemble. 10—Staff concert. 11—Dance orchestra. WCAE—PITTSBURGH—161 6—Dinner concert. 7—Dinner concert. 7:30—"Uncle Kay-Bee.” | \ $HHH LSS HH LSS LS SSSLLHHLY SHANGHAI RESTAURANT CO. Special & | § | Vi WBNY—NEW YORK—322 7:45—Thanksgiving message. KDKA—PITTSBPHGH—309 Tone Violinist; Betty Podolsky, ac- 7:15-8 a. m.—Morning exercises. 10:15—Time signals. 12 noon—Weather forecast. *2—Unlversity of Pittsburgh-Penn State game. 6—Football scores. :15—Diner concert, KDKA Little Symphony orchestra. 7—Football scores. 8—*"Thanksgiving Program,” radio- tale presented by Richard Kountz and the KDKA Little Symphony orchestra. 9:65—Time signals and weather forecast. Football scores. 11—Art Giles and his orchestra. GREAT LAKES T0 SEA ROUTE DEEMED BEST —— Proposed New System Would Have Many Advantages Waterways Convention Finds. St. Louis, Nov. 24 (A—Endorse- ment of the “-American deep water- way"” and of the new national policy for the “expeditious completion of this Mississippi valley system,” today stood out as the major principles of the Mississippi Valley assoclation, which ended its annual convention here yesterday. James E. Smith, 8t: Louis veteran advocate of waterways improvement was re-elected, and other officers also were returned to thelr posts. The “All-American” route, whicl had been advocated previously be: fore the convention by S. Wallage. Dempsey of Buffalo, chairman ot the house rivers and harbors com- mittee, extending from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic seaboard, 339 miles in length, was declared to possess several benefits over the St. Lawrence route. Among them were the serving for purposes of national defense, the fact that the route is free from extreme weather condi- tions, that it is the shortest route and that the navigation season sug- gested the addition of new trade routes and service to Keep the American merchant marine “abreast of competitors.” Howard’s Buttermilk The Buty-Bring Cream Keeps Skin Soft Clear and Pllable ‘To prove this to your complets satisfaction, get a package at your usual toilet goods counter. The directions are simple and it costs so little that any girl or woman can afford it. It i{s guaranteed to satis= fy you in every way or the purchase price will be cheerfully refunded. Simply ask at your favorite drug or toilet goods counter for a tube or jar of Howard’s Buttermilk Cream. Fair Dept. Store and Axel« rod's Pharmacy sell lots of it. Your Last Chance! Saturday Night To Vote in the Bluebird “Find-the-Real-Pearl”’ Contest YOU MAY WIN THE $50 PRIZE 1st Prize $50 Bluebird Pearl Necklace here they are in our windows—99 Bluebird Pearls and one Pearl, creamy, rose-tinted loveliness. ‘Which is the REAL pearl? i3 for your eyes to decide. Genuine ALL ALIKE in glowing, That It's not nie Krickett's OI'.L};h‘SU'& easy—Bluebird Pearls have fooled even experts—but it's fascinating fun finding {t. And if you do, you may win a superb Bluebird Pearl Necklace FREE. Test YOUR skill today—come in for a voting blank (there are no restrictions or red tap> of any kind) PICK, if you can, 10:30=Commonwealth ‘Quartet §—Dinner concert. r coneert. : ncle Kay-Bee.” : e ¢ merican Red Cross. Eimer Zoller, pianist Winifred Perry, contralto ophone octet Federation nkees vs. Brooklyn. : “The Spirit of Thank Dr. Robert Watson and Henry Hallam Saunderson. hamber of Commerce, organ recital. 0—News digest. :30—Playeite, “Marcia,” \\hACw 0—WHAP madrig 2nd Prize $25 Bluebird Pearl Necklace 3rd Prize $10 Bluebird Pearl —Bill Fellmeth, “Sports.” 30—DMale chorus 10:30—Dailey's orchestra. WMRI—JAMAICA—227 | 8:30—Dance mu 9:30—Popular enterf Thanksgiving Dinner acred program. 0—Organ recital. rge Hall’s Arcadians. e S—Heckseher orchestra ainment. 8—WNAC concert orchestra, direc- lliam F. Dodge. “Whozit” solution sug- —WNAC concert orchestra. WCSH—PORTLAND- 6 6—Market weather; lost 30—Children’s period. results. e of Maine talk Army band ket quota er orn‘lf<!rn and artists. Record Boys. 1ce orchestra. W YORK—303 los. i, violinist. e Nyrielle, soprano. un, duets. , sopran Jerome L d Miller, son Burdick. Soman's concert orchestra. concert. W WHEN cupiD HITS “THE ALWAYS T HEN Cupid Mrs. the mark it’s time for Mr. to think about a happy home of their own. Let us explain _how you can buy one and plan your ments like rent pay- LOUIE S.JONES AGENCY 17 COURT ST. d‘1 | 8:05—Hickman Price,sp Ji 20—Christian Science reading. 9—E. Palmer, tenor; D. Hoyle, linist. | 9:25—Talk, Vida Milholland. ‘Russian Mu: H—NEW YORK —Bert Lowe, radio jester. —Josef Geiger, readings. :15—Dudley Wilkinson, songs. :30—Charles Gilpin, readings. —Knickerbocker orct Theater concert. —Evelyn Chellborg, s Talk. avernites. ddock’s orchestra. IW YORK—322 hopping to §—Bert Andrews, —Feiniger and Goldner, :30—Talk. $:45—Davis and Sc —Ramblers. 30—Clifford Odets, recitations. | 2:45—Marta Lee, songs | 10—Ramblers. 10:30—Dance music WBRS—BROOKLYN—391 —Irving Janet, xylophonist. 30—Clarence Williams —Rldgewood Owls. 5:45—Melody Twins, 9:15—Varsity Collcgian: 10—Jimmy Moore, songs. 0 —Orch - WIRC—BROOKLY N—240 | s—Dance orchestra. vio- son; SOngs. ister, songs. Jaritone hestra | RICHMOND HILI—316 | 7:30—Margie Make-Believe, T:45—Lou Draga, ukulele. | 8—Church mixed quartet. | S Kenneth Livingston, “Francis Varretr, tenor —Trio. O—Weather forecast. 10:02—Branfield Trio. WWRL—WOODSIDE—259 —Piano duet ony Girls red Muller, lody Quintet pianist Vande i WGOP—NEWA Llca Laurie; taos stra )—Noveity tri 10—Angstrom and Soderberg. WAAM—NEWARK—203 iolin solos. sephine Bamwell, contraito. | —*"Mother Goose Songs.” Stiz (n\mo's orchest am from WEAF. 9:5 v Confrey’s orch SBURGH concert. —Leport on all important live- stock, grain, wool, cotton and pro- news period. of Pittsburgh ad- rer ‘\d ’I\\vlr‘ Talk No. VIII: ilosoph Times, The P! weather and . 2—Troac Ati e World (Berlin); |74 rt’s Choicest (arr.| .. the Land of | er (Cadman); e. (arr. Heim- ment (Dvo: Sweetest h. Blue W; ¢ Favorites . Indian Lo g The Told (Stultz); . Heimberger.) play description of he Cornell-Fennsylvania football game from Philadelphia pper Music: The Hotel Heu- Trio: a. To the Sea (Mac- Dowell); b. Ballet of the Flowers (Hadley); c. Sclection from “Rose Maric” (Friml); d. Hymn of Thanksgiving (Hickel) e. Amer ouette (Hadl {10 10—Songs by Cookie. Cathedral John Mino, | 1} {12 10: Joseph's 116 Josephine F. St S. De Choral (mh tor; Angelina De anist. 3 Ch (Rossini). Soprano rus: Cujus Animan Maria, (Bailey); | i} orus — Holy, Holy, Holy | o) (Millard); Ave Verum (Ro: solo Day ammatus . St. John, — Now the ntation. the Paul x'vmv ar L.m with Family, Stan Ashley, n ’lm"}. £8: $:45 D. M presenting Edna Ruth Jorcoran, y Dr orche songs. ~Prof. 8:15 5.2 —Irish hour. 10—C Oysters on the Half Shell, Steamed Clams, Broiled Lobsters, Fried Scallops, etc. Packard Oyster House Cor. Arch & Walnut Sts. semble, :30—Market reports. —Sports and financial digest. | 10—Cor Maids. :30—Anatole orchestra, 11—Joe Ward's Entertainers. %9:30 O'Keefe. N 718 10:30—Dance music. WAAT—JERSEY CITY—235 6—Ray Berman's orchestra. Horace Bush, baritone. | 7:30—Orchestr: | s—Roy F. Snyder, bass. 0—Popular songs. | 9—Orchestra selections. 10—Orchestra. WODA—PATERSON—301 11-—Colonial Rendezvous. WOO—PHILADELPHIA—508 a. m.—Grand organ. noon—Luncheon music. 5—Grand organ; trumpets, 0—Dinner dance music. WIP—PHILADELPHIA—3508 2—TFootball game, University of Pennsylvania and Cornell univer- 0--Mme. Barnouw; WGBS En- Artists. ‘HW\< 0—Gaclic \—George Dick Robertson, songs. Lon Mooney, pianist. arl Smith, tenor. opper. s, tenor 11 12 Concert orchestra. 0—Agriculture. —Roll call, birthday list lalk, rnie Golden" ay hit WRNY—NEW YORK—374 0—Catholic cirele 0—Betsy Spi , soprano. orchestra. Russian Capella orchestra. Inst 1(\1'&‘ of Musical Art. 5 s orch. \\l*l——l’“lh \DI LPHIA—395 8§—Program from WEAT w U—PHILADELPHI! \\—vlhlly Hays' orchestra. The Radio Play. hony orchestra. ddler's Serenaders. 8:30—Archie Lloyd, songs. | 5:45—Go-Getters. | 9—Barry O'Moore, tenor. 9:30—Musical ch 10—Preston Foster, 10:15—Eddie Malle, ards, songs. 10:30—Parodians’ orchestra. 11—Cadix revue. WHAR—ATLANTIC CITY—275 2—~Seaside trio. emple progra detti ensemble 45—Dance orchestra; —278 Melody WHN—NEW YORK—361 Dance orchestra. | 0—Junior Order night. Oakland'’s Che at home| ba , §0prano. Harry Rich- aritone. r, xylophone. SONgS. ton, pianist. 15—Dick Robertson, songs. 30—Vaudeville. mid.—Danc ations. 0—Philomena Madese, pianist -Almo Stoll, contralto. —Corinne Ray, violinist. Premier Male quartet. lite String ensemble. ‘Cardinal Newman,” the Rev. —Manuel Compinsky, violinist. —Premicr Male quartet. sgiving musi CHRISTMAS PHOTOGRAPHS A Gift that money cannot buy. We make Artistic Photographs with a speaking likeness at moderate prices. Dorothy T k Robertson, song: 5—Cookie Cohn, songbird. 15—International military night. —TFrances Sper. Talk, Harry Rainess. —Wi —Instrumenta] T Al , baritone. | | | i | i —Jolly Frollickers orchestra. | i | Piandosti, Mildred Hunt, Let us make them We are not as WPCH—NE as in December. Trying Blooms' orchestra. Open Evenings, also all day Thanksgiving. 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